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Reply from Mr. Setiyo Budi Santoso
2020.11.18 13:47:35
Miss Yusi, i really like your attention.
First, we should use the data released by the national health ministry. That by
mid-2020, their number would reach 543,075 people.
See: https://www.kemkes.go.id/article/view/20092900003/kampanye-bulan-viral-
load-pentingnya-meng Tahu-status-pengobat-arv-pada-odha-melewat-
pemeriksa-.html
Further, my concern about this issue stems from the global fact (beyond of
ASEAN), that only 61.5% of them had accessed antiretroviral therapy. The
accessibility of antiretrovirals therapy in Indonesia was higher than the global data,
amounted to 69.8% from 349,822. However, it is only a-third population who
undergo controlled-therapy.
See: UNAIDS, ^Global HIV & AIDS Statistics - July 2018 Fact Sheet^, 2018
This is what then made me suspicious, and wanted to explore the affective things
behind people who routinely undergo therapy. The implication, this finding could
be a reference to empower those who are bored, or get off the path of adherence
to therapy.
I am happy to wait for your feedback
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